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We return to action after the World Cup break when St Mirren visit Fir Park on Saturday 17 December.

Kick off is 3pm

Tickets

Supporters are able to buy tickets online here or visit the ticket office at Fir Park.

Ticket Office open from 11am – the ticket office is open until kick-off with no pay gate facility

Away supporters can purchase tickets in the Tommy McLean stand from 2pm from the ticket booth up until kick-off (cash and card available)

Ticket office opening times
Monday – Thursday 9am – 5pm and Friday 9-4pm, matchday 11am – kick-off.

Important Information

– Concessions Tickets would be ages 65 and over and FT Students with a valid matric card.
– Young Adults tickets would ages 12 to 17.
– Juveniles would be 11 and under.
– Family tickets would be one adult / senior citizen concession and x2 juveniles.

How to follow game online

If you are outside the UK, you can watch the game via Motherwell TV.

Should you be in the UK, it will be live commentary only.

The Story of the Match

Both sides return to action in the first meeting between the two since July.

At the time, Steven Hammell was caretaker manager and saw his side overcome Stephen Robinson’s men 0-1, courtesy of a Kevin van Veen penalty.

The Buddies’ visit to Fir Park is their seventh away game of the season and they have only won one of them.

On the slip side, this will be Motherwell’s eighth home league game and they have only won one of those With four points between the teams, a tight game looks to be in store.

Match Officials

• Referee: John Beaton
• AR1: Alastair Mather
• AR2: Gordon Crawford
• Fourth Official: Dan McFarlane
• VAR: Euan Anderson
• AVAR: Andrew McWilliam

Motherwell took on Spurs in London as they stepped up their preparations ahead of their cinch Premiership return in eight days time. 

The hosts ran out 4-0 winners with goals coming from Dejan Kulusevski, Bryan Gil and a brace from Matt Doherty.

Steven Hammell named a strong starting eleven however made life difficult for themselves and found themselves one down after just three minutes.

A stray back pass from Stephen O’Donnell found Kulusevski who made no mistake and finished past Liam Kelly.

Connor Shields was unfortunate not to level the game when the Tottenham goalkeeper Brandon Austin saw his clearance blocked by the forward and the ball ricochet inches wide of the post.

Four minutes later however, it was 2-0. A move from back to front from Spurs ended with Docherty in space at the back post, he cut inside onto his right foot and finished past Liam Kelly.

Our skipper was called into action moments later when Gil’s effort was well saved by our number one.

It was a third for the hosts just before half time, when Gil had a tap in after good work from Kulusevski.

During the second period, Hammell made changes throughout the half which saw plenty Motherwell youth players get game time.

Despite pushing for a goal themselves, Docherty got his second of the game from a corner on 71 minutes to make it 4-0.

Sean Goss went close from a deflected free kick which went narrowly wide for a corner.

Ross Tierney was next to try his luck after good work from winger Josh Morris, who set the Irishman up but he couldn’t find the back of the net from inside the box.

Tottenham Hotspur- Austin (Whiteman 58), Tanganga (Dorrington 75), Sanchez (Fagan-Walcott 75), Sayers (Mundle 75), Spence (Paskotsi 75), Bissouma (John 75), Skipp (Devine 75), Doherty, Kulusevski (Lankshear 75), White (Donley 75), Bryan (Santiago 75). Substitutes (not used): Robson.

Motherwell- Kelly (c) (Oxborough 46), O’Donnell (Johnston 58), Lamie, Solholm (Maguire 24), Penney (Wilson 58), Slattery (Speirs 58), Goss (Miller 58), Spittal (Cornelius 58), Van Veen (Morris 58), McKinstry (Tierney 58), Shields (Ross 58). Substitutes (not used): Connelly.

“It was a top team we were playing against but we wanted it to be more than that.

“There is stuff we need to get better at but there was plenty of good things on show.”

With the cinch Premiership at a mid-season halt due to the FIFA World Cup taking place in Qatar, manager Steven Hammell has had time to reflect on the season thus far.

Starting from when he was asked to take interim charge of the first team, Hammell talks us through his thoughts of each game.

Analysing his team’s performance, refereeing controversy, the introduction of VAR and the plan for after the break, Hammell covers it all from start to finish.

Motherwell will take on Tottenham Hotspur in a behind closed doors friendly match on Friday 9 December. 

The match will take place at Tottenham Hotspur’s training ground.

Kick-off is 1pm.

Tottenham have notified us of their intention to stream the match. Should this be confirmed, details will be provided.

We four loan boys in action on Saturday as they continued their development. 

Max Johnston

Max Johnston continued his fine run of form with another 90 minutes for Cove Rangers at Balmoral Stadium against Partick Thistle.

The full-back assisted Mitchel Megginson for the opener in the game after six minutes.

Partick Thistle equalised at the death in dramatic fashion as the Thistle stopper Jamie Sneddon headed in to snatch a point on the road.

Robbie Mahon

Robbie Mahon was an unused sub for Dunfermline as they drew 1-1 with Queen of the South.

Ewan Wilson

Albion Rovers couldn’t make it five games unbeaten in League 2 as the Wee Rovers lost 1-0 to Forfar.

Ewan Wilson played the full 90 in the backline but a first half Ben Armour goal was enough for Forfar to claim the win.

Logan Dunachie

East Kilbride were in Lowland League action against Gala Fairydean Rovers as they looked to push for top spot in the league.

Logan Dunachie was named at the heart of the defence in what was an action packed encounter. The defender played the full 90 minutes and despite being 2-1 down at the interval, Kilby won the game 5-4 on the road and are now third in the league.

Daniel Hunter

Cumbernauld Colts snatched a late point against Spartans at Broadwood on Saturday.

Daniel Hunter played the full match with Billy Mortimer scoring an equaliser with seconds to go to get Cumbernauld a 1-1 draw.

We have been drawn to play Arbroath at Gayfield Park in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup.

The tie will be played on the weekend of Saturday, 21 January 2023.

The two sides last met way back in 2000, where Motherwell needed a replay to see off The Red Lichties.

Horrendous winds meant the first attempt at playing the game got abandoned at half-time. When it was finally played, Don Goodman opened the scoring but it was cancelled out by 40-year-old veteran Tommy Bryce. In the replay, goals from Don Goodman and Lee McCulloch saw the Steelmen eventually through to the fourth round, avoiding a banana-skin against a part-time team.

Matt Penney is your player of the month for November. 

The full-back on loan from Ipswich scoops his second player of the month award since arriving at the club in August.

He has played every minute since his debut against Inverness in the Premier Sports cup.

It was Penney’s touch that setup Louis Moult at Tynecastle, when the striker won the penalty against Hearts.

Scott Fox has returned to the club having his loan to Queen of the South cancelled by mutual consent.

Fox made four appearances for the Doonhamers following his arrival in early September.

A short illness meant Max Currie regained the number one spot which left the Motherwell man watching his teammates from the bench.

Motherwell take on Hamilton Accies on Sunday 27 November at New Douglas Park in SWPL 1. 

Kick-off is 4pm.

How to follow the game

Tickets for the game cost £5 for an adult, with children and concession tickets costing £2.

Story of the match

It’s the first meeting between the two sides this season as the Women of Steel look to build on a fine win over Aberdeen last weekend.

Both teams have one win in their last five, with Motherwell sitting two points above Accies.

Accies have shipped 13 goals in their last three home games, against high-flying Glasgow City, Partick Thistle and Hearts.

A win for Motherwell would help them stay in the chase for a position in the top half of the league.